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It also offers 50% off the total bill to all NHS workers and first responders.

The bakery chain expects to take a weekly hit of £3.5m if shops are closed until end-June.

Courses include personal development resources for furloughed employees.

Flipdish CEO Conor McCarthy explains why QSRs should not be daunted by the prospect of turning themselves into digital takeaways during the coronavirus pandemic.

Feedback from users and candidates has been positive, the chain says.

The HM Treasury is also urged to abolish the £51,000 maximum rateable value threshold.

It also reopened four of its shops for takeaway and delivery.

The move hopes to encourage employees to practice social distancing.

The initiative is done by the restaurant group’s co-founder.

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CEO Michael Pearson talks to QSR Media on the Mexican chain’s next steps.

The chain initially donated £15,000 worth of food to 20 NHS hospitals.

It operated for more than a year.

Complaints regarding riders congregating at food outlets surfaced on social media.

Famous Brands bought the burger chain in 2016.